Abstract
A modeling approach to the problem of channel sharing in land mobile radio dispatch services, which is based on real life traffic data, is presented. In order to apply the GI/G/1 queueing model, the first step consists in identifying a message arrival process for each user by means of observed available data. It is then shown how to use simple approximation formulas to evaluate the expected waiting time, when two or more independent users must share a common channel. GPSS simulations were performed to verify that the proposed approach is suitable to practical applications.
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